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win: "Go Tell i t on the Mountain" toy Harker.

Soprano solo sunt by Mrs. £21* eanor I/ogani "0 Holy Klght" by Adam.

Duet sung by Angus Goodwin and Mrs. Eleanor Logan: "Gesu Bambino" by Yon.

Director Of Music: Corbett L. Evans.

St. €amlllu« Chiu-ch Rev. Thomas Casey, pastor

Schedule of Christmas services: Mass at Midnight, Christmas

Eve; on Christmas Day at 6:30, 8,0, 10, 11:15, 12:30.

Solemn Mass at Midnight to be celebrated by R# . Thomas Casey> Pastor, assisted by Fa« ther Burke arid- iP ather Sheridan; The sermon will be preached by the Rev. Joseph Hayes of the Paulist Fathers.

The Children's Choir of St. Camlllus School will sing the Mass and render Christmas car­ols before the Mass.

The Mass to be sung will be "Cum Jubllo" in Gregorian Chant.

Kyrle, "First Mode," XH Cen-tury, arrangement by Montani.

Gloria, Gregorian. Credo, "Missa De Angelis." Offertory Hymn, "Adeste Fidel-

is," arranged by John F. Wade. Sanctus, "Missa Cum Jubik>," Agnus Dei, "Missa Cum Jub­

llo." Communion Hymn, "Venl

Jesu." , Recessional, "Gesu Bambino"

Pletro Von. The choir will be directed by

Sister Thomas Joseph. Anna Ba-voso will.be the organist.

The Children's Mass at 9 a.m., will feature-** Christmas carols sung by the Children's Choir with Mrs. Marie Allen at the or­gan.

will be at midnight, in church and auditorium, and in the morn­ing at 6 in the hospital convent, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 and noon. The Masses of New Year's Day, the Feast of the Circumcision otf Christ, -will be at 6 in the hospital convent, 7, 8, 0:15, 9:20,10:80 and woonV

Professor Gabriel M. Llegey of Fordham University Is the dt» r«ctor of the choir. Miss Dorothy Harold will be accompanlng or­ganist. Assisting are Sister M. Bernadette Theresa, CM. J., and Sister M. Fabronia, C.S.J.

First Presbyterian dmrch Rev. Paul F. Boiler, pastor

Christmas services will beheld in the First Presbyterian Church (Russel! Sage Memorial) of Far Rockaway on Sundays, December 19 and 25 at 11 a.m. There will be appropriate sermons by Rev. Paul F. Boiler and special organ and choir music under the direc­tion of John G. Lindner. Christ* mas services will also be held in the Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.

A Christmas Eve and Midnight Service will be held In the sane tuary from IV p.m. to 12:10 a.m. The Adult Choir, assisted by a Boys' and Girls' Choir will tell the Christmas story in oral speech. Rev. Dr. Paul F. Boiler will bring a brief message.

S t John's Episcopal Church Rev. Herbert H. HIU, rector

Christmas Eve, Midnight Serv­ice, 11:30 p.m. Christmas mes­sage, carols and .Holy Commun­ion.

Christmas morning, December 25, 10 a.m. Carols and Holy Com­munion. Christmas message.

St. Rose of Lima Rev. Charles Carow, pastor

Christmas Eve, 11:40 p.m., Christmas Carols, sung by the Senior Choln

12 Midnight, Mass celebrated by the Rev. Father Charles, T. Carow, pastor.

"Asperges Me" by John Wie-gand.

"Mass In D" by Alois Lejeal. "O Holy Night" by A. Adam. "Av> Verum", W. A. Mozart. "Adeste Fldelis," arranged by

Novello. "Ave Maria," C. Franck, "Christmas Bells," Traditional. Christmas Day, 9:00 a.m. Mass

celebrated by Rev. Father Thom­as Flynn.

Christmas Hymns and Carols sung by the Junior Choir.

•The First Noel" "God Rest Ye Merry Gentle­

men" ''Away in the Manger" "Little Town of Bethlehem" "Silent Night, Holy Night" "See Amid the Winter Snow" "Angels We Have Heard on

High" 10 a.m. Mass celebrated by the

Rev. Father Thomas Pierce V. Brennan. Same schedule as for Midnight Mass by the Senior Choir with Mrs. Amelia Gram­mas, Mrs. Mary Vasselman, Mrs. Marie Nardi, Mrs. Hazel, Cor-rea, Mrs. Mary Varrone, Mrs. Beatrice McAuliffe, Mrs. Mad-eline Belli, Mrs. Charlotte Glass-er and Sylvester D. O'Connor, organist

S t Mary Star of the Sea Church As In former years, the choir

of St. Mary Star of the Sea Church, Far Rockaway, will pre­sent a proram of hymns of car­ols before the Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. These will commence at 11:80 p.m. and will include "Silent Night", "Schon-stess Klngerleln" and "Lo, How a Rose Ere Blooming". Immedi­ately before the Mass, the men and boys of the choir will chant the "Martyrology" for Christmas Day.

The Processional of the Mass will be "O Come, Emmanuel". The proper of the Mass will be Gregorian. The ordinary of the Mass will be taken from Carno-vale's "Stella Matutina" and "Gounod's "St Cecelia's Mass". The Offertory will be the tradi­tional "Adeste Fidelis". The Re­cessional will be "Tellite Hest ias."

The Masses for Christmas Day

Mt. Carmcl Baptist Church Rev. Joseph H. May, minister Saturday, December 25, Union

Christmas services will be held at Mt. Carmel. Special Christmas music will be sung by the corn* blned choirs of Bethel Methodist, Macedonia Baptist and Mt. Car. mol Churches.

Sunday, December 26, 11 a.m. Sermon theme "A Light for Those in Darkness."

Sunday afternoon presentations of Christmas baskets to the sick and shut Ins by the Young Peo* pie's Missionary Society.

Sunday, 7 p.m., the Sunday School will present a Christmaa Candlelight pageant "Shining Candles" by Margaret Shannon. The Young People's Choir will sing the musical accompaniment. . Wednesday, Dec. 29, Christmas

party for the children of the Sun* day School.

St, Francis de Sales Church Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. Jerome Roddy,

pastor Solemn High Mass at midnight

Christmas Eve, Carols at 11:80 p.m.

Processional, "Angels We Have Heard on High", Old French Car-ol.

Introit, "Domlnus dixit", Ross, in!.

Kyrie, (Mass of Our Lady of, Lorettd), Mentzel,

Gloria, (Mass of Our Lady of Loretto), Mentzel.

Gradual, "Tecum princlplum", Rossini.

Credo, (Mass. of Our Lady of Loretto), Mentzel.

Offertory, "Laetentur coell", Rossini.

Supplementary Offertory, "Ad« este Fldelis", Traditional.

Sanctus, (Mass of Our Lady of Loretto), Mentzel.

Benedictus, (Mass of Our Lady of Loretto), Mentzel.

Agnus Dei, (Mass of Our Lady of Loretto), Mentzel, Communlo, "In Splendorlbus", Rossini.

Communion Hymn, "Venl Jesu, Amor Mi", Cherublnl.

Jlecessional, "Angels We Have Heard on High", Old French Car-ol.

Missa Cantata 0:15 a.m. Christ-mas Day. The children's choir will sing before mass: "Silent Night," Angels We Have Heard on High," and Gesu Bambino."

Mass; ' "Missa Brevis" by Montani.' Credo from the Mass of the

Shepherds by Yon. Offertory "Adeste Fldelis"

(descant version} by Mary Ver« non.

Communion "Panis Angellcus'' by Cesar Franck.

"Recessional "Joy to t h e World."

Miss Reilly at the organ.

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would begin sometime in the spring.

See Speed Increased The authority pointed out that

the automatic signal system makes for greater speed and safety and allows the operation of more trains. According to an authority spokesman the system called "route interlocking" elim­inates the operation by a tower-man of 18 to 20 levers. With new car equipment and the modern signalling, running time between Rockaway and Manhattan is ex­pected to be reduced as much as 22 percent.

With the new system a train route can be set up by operating a button at the entrance of a route. A.second button is operat­ed for the selected exit point. All switches and signals along the route are then operated automat­ically. Interlocking groups a switch and signal together in a given area and allows a tower-man to control train movement. It represents a significant safety guard, according to the author­ity, since the towerman cannot clear a track where an unsafe factor exists. Another train on the track, or the improper opera­tion of switches because of mechanical defect were given as examples of jsuch unsafe factors.

The contract which the author­ity approves calls for the fur­nishing and Installation of hlock signalling on the Liberty avenue line from Euclid avenue to Pitkin avenue yards in Brooklyn, to Lef-ferts avenue in Queens and on the Rockaway line from Liberty avenue to south of the North Channel drawbridge.

Avoids Other Auto, Strikes Traffic JAght

Genaro Oliveri, 22, of Babylon, was driving north on Cross Bay boulevard near 17th road early Thursday when he was cut off by another vehicle. He swerved sharply to avoid a collision \ud smashed into a traffic light, breaking it at the base. He was unhurt.

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